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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Why we work in Kinshasa
A while back, CNN ran a very in-depth piece by Michael O’Hanlon on the upcoming elections in the Congo. In all of these articles, the challenges of engaging more rural areas of Congo are addressed. CLI, consequently, is often asked … Continue reading
Posted in News about the Congo
Tagged CLI, CNN, Congo, DRC, elections, Kinshasa, Michael O'Hanlon
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Congo Week: the Final Day!
Congo Week comes to an end today, but your advocacy for the Congolese does not have to! There are ways to stay involved and make a difference throughout the year. Here’s some ideas from our colleagues at Friends of the … Continue reading
Posted in Other Nonprofits
Tagged CLI, Congo, Congo Week, donate, FOTC, Friends of the Congo, Kambale, volunteer
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Congo Week: Spotlight on Kambale Musavuli
Believe it or not, Congo Week isn’t over yet – and there’s still time to be involved! Check out previous posts on congoleaders.org for more details. We wanted to take a moment to spotlight Kambale Musavuli, one of our board … Continue reading
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Tagged Breaking the Silence, CLI, Congo, Congo Week, Friends of the Congo, Huffington Post, Kambale, Washington Post
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Congo Week Continues!
As Congo Week continues, there’s something you can do (literally) around the world! In fact, check out this useful link with information on events wherever you might be. Some examples include a film screening at the American University of Kinshasa, … Continue reading
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Tagged CLI, Congo, Congo Week, Friends of the Congo, Kambale, Laurent Nkunda
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Congo Week – how can I help?
Today is day 1 of Congo Week around the world! As you have seen here, Congo Week is an incredibly opportunity to raise awareness about the situation in the Congo. Last year’s events were spectacular and there are so many … Continue reading
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Tagged CLI, Congo, Congo Week, Friends of the Congo, Kambale
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Update: Congo’s upcoming elections
Congo’s elections are scheduled to commence next month, and there is a great deal of uncertainty and concern in the international community in the buildup to them. Even in the midst of multiple reports (this one and this one, for … Continue reading
Posted in News about the Congo
Tagged 2011 election, Bemba, Congo, DRC, elections, Kabila, Tshisekedi
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Congo in Harlem
We have big news: CLI’s Founder and CEO Nathaniel Houghton has been asked to be a part of Congo in Harlem as a panelist! CLI is extremely excited to be a part of this incredible event and totally honored to participate. … Continue reading
Posted in Organization, Other Nonprofits
Tagged CLI, Congo in Harlem, Friends of the Congo, Kambale
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Congo Leadership Initiative 